ABS-CBN opens 2016 with a light romantic comedy that sheds light on interracial relationships beginning Monday.
Follow the love story of certified “dalagang Pilipina” Pinang and modern Brazilian-Japanese guy Phil, played by real life couple Daniel Matsunaga and Erich Gonzales, as they find their way to each other’s hearts despite differences in language, beliefs and culture in Be My Lady.
Pinang grew up in a simple family with big dreams. To make ends meet, her mother Marcy (Janice De Belen) works in Singapore and tries her luck there hoping to earn money to reclaim the piece of land her husband Emil (Al Tantay) used to own and uses for farming. But luck isn’t kind on her. An unfortunate incident leads to her deportation back to the Philippines.
Phil, meanwhile, grew up in a very western and liberated environment. He is independent and lives a very comfortable life with his mother Chelsea (Priscilla Mereilles) in Singapore. A wedding of a dear friend suddenly brings him to the Philippines, which also gives him the long awaited chance of finding his childhood nanny who he wanted to make amends with.
As he searches for a person very dear to him in his past, Phil also finds the woman who will make his heart skip a beat like no other. How will the aggressive Brazilian-Japanaese hunk grab the eyes of the conservative and very reserved Pinay?
Also joining the cast are Yayo Aguila, Almira Muhlach, Yves Flores, Karen Dematera, MJ Cayabyab, RK Bagatsing, Devon Seron, Karen Reyes, Mike Lloren, Ana Abad Santos, Perry Escano, Marife Necesito, and comedy trio No Direction.
Be My Lady is directed by Theodore Boborol and produced by the business unit led by Ruel Bayani with by production manager Mavic Holgado-Oducayen, and creative manager Mel Mendoza Del Rosario.
Don’t miss the highly anticipated premiere of Be My Lady on Monday on ABS- CBN.
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